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Database EngineerDBA (PostgreSQL, IBM-DB2, MariaDB,NoSQL)_1

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Database Engineer/DBA – (PostgreSQL, IBM-DB2, MariaDB,NoSQL), available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.68, with 191 lectures, based on 410 reviews, and has 31679 subscribers.

You will learn about Installing Database Servers Creating Databases Creating Tables Extracting and joining data from multiple tables Dropping and Truncating Tables Performing CRUD Operations Sorting and Filtering Data Creating Stored Procedures Querying database with various operators Creating Triggers Creating Views Implementing Database Security Backing up and restoring database Aggregating data with Aggregate Functions Analyzing data with Analytic Functions Creating NoSQL Databases Interacting with NoSQL Databases This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Database Engineers or Beginner Database Administrators or Beginner Data Analyst It is particularly useful for Beginner Database Engineers or Beginner Database Administrators or Beginner Data Analyst.

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Summary

Title: Database Engineer/DBA – (PostgreSQL, IBM-DB2, MariaDB,NoSQL)

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.68

Number of Lectures: 191

Number of Published Lectures: 191

Number of Curriculum Items: 191

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 191

Original Price: $64.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Installing Database Servers
  • Creating Databases
  • Creating Tables
  • Extracting and joining data from multiple tables
  • Dropping and Truncating Tables
  • Performing CRUD Operations
  • Sorting and Filtering Data
  • Creating Stored Procedures
  • Querying database with various operators
  • Creating Triggers
  • Creating Views
  • Implementing Database Security
  • Backing up and restoring database
  • Aggregating data with Aggregate Functions
  • Analyzing data with Analytic Functions
  • Creating NoSQL Databases
  • Interacting with NoSQL Databases
  • Who Should Attend

  • Beginner Database Engineers
  • Beginner Database Administrators
  • Beginner Data Analyst
  • Target Audiences

  • Beginner Database Engineers
  • Beginner Database Administrators
  • Beginner Data Analyst
  • Database engineers design new databases based on company needs, data storage needs, and the number of users accessing the database. Monitor Databases and Programs. Database engineers continuously monitor databases and related systems to ensure high functionality.

    Database administrator ensures that data is available, protected from loss and corruption, and easily accessible as needed. Also they oversee the creation, maintenance and security of your databases. manages, backs up and ensures the availability of the data.

    PostgreSQL is commonly known as Postgres and it is also  open source database.  PostgreSQL is a powerful, open source object-relational database system.

    IBM Db2 is a family of related data management products,including relational database servers, developed and marketed by IBM.

    MariaDB is great for its open-source innovation and enterprise-grade reliability, as well as its modern relational database.

    SQL -Structured Query Language is an internationally recognized language used to communicate and manipulate various database systems.

    Data is everywhere and growing at a rapid rate. Most Software application we interact with daily deals with stored data . From our interaction with our banks to social media applications like Facebook and Instagram..

    Due to the relevance and dependency on data , professionals that are skilled in SQL are always in high demand  to help interact with various databases to help business intelligence and other sectors that relies on data.

    NoSQL (Non-SQL or Not-only-SQL) databases are increasing in popularity due to the growth of data as they can store non-relational data on a super large scale, and can solve problems regular databases can’t handle. They are widely used in Big data operations. Their main advantage is the ability to handle large data sets  effectively  as well as scalability and flexibility issues for modern applications.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: PostgreSQL Setup

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: What is PostgreSQL

    Lecture 3: Minimum Installation Requirements

    Lecture 4: Installing PostgreSQL on Windows

    Lecture 5: Installing PostgreSQL on MacOS

    Lecture 6: Installing PgAdmin Tool on MacOS

    Lecture 7: Installing PostgreSQL on Linux

    Lecture 8: Installing PgAdmin Tool on Linux

    Lecture 9: Connecting to PostgreSQL Database Server

    Lecture 10: Load Sample Database

    Lecture 11: Loading Sample Database -Option 2

    Lecture 12: Database Concepts

    Lecture 13: Data Types

    Chapter 2: PostgreSQL Database Objects

    Lecture 1: Server Service

    Lecture 2: Database

    Lecture 3: Table

    Lecture 4: Schema

    Lecture 5: Tablespace

    Lecture 6: Views

    Lecture 7: Functions

    Lecture 8: Cast and Operators

    Lecture 9: Sequences

    Lecture 10: Extensions

    Chapter 3: PostgreSQL CRUD Operations

    Lecture 1: What is CRUD

    Lecture 2: What is SQL

    Lecture 3: Create Database using pgadmin

    Lecture 4: Create Table using pgadmin

    Lecture 5: Create Table using SQL Statement

    Lecture 6: Retrieve data with SELECT statement

    Lecture 7: Using Subqueries

    Lecture 8: Modify data using UPDATE Statement

    Lecture 9: Remove data using DELETE Statement

    Lecture 10: Add data using INSERT INTO Statement

    Lecture 11: PostgreSQL Unique Constraint

    Lecture 12: Filtering data with WHERE clause

    Lecture 13: Retrieve all data from a table

    Lecture 14: Retrieve data from a specific column

    Lecture 15: Remove duplicate records

    Lecture 16: Sorting data

    Lecture 17: Grouping Data using GROUP BY Clause

    Lecture 18: Using HAVING Clause

    Lecture 19: Truncating Tables

    Lecture 20: Stored Procedures

    Chapter 4: PostgreSQL Operators

    Lecture 1: Comparison Operators

    Lecture 2: BETWEEN Operator

    Lecture 3: NOT BETWEEN Operator

    Lecture 4: LIKE OPERATOR

    Lecture 5: NOT Operator

    Lecture 6: OR Operator

    Lecture 7: AND Operator

    Lecture 8: Combining AND | OR Operator

    Lecture 9: LIMIT Operator

    Lecture 10: IN Operator

    Lecture 11: UNION Operator

    Lecture 12: UNION ALL Operator

    Lecture 13: INTERSECT Operator

    Lecture 14: EXCEPT Operator

    Chapter 5: PostgreSQL Database Table Join

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Table Joins

    Lecture 2: INNER JOIN

    Lecture 3: LEFT Join

    Lecture 4: FULL OUTER Join

    Lecture 5: CROSS Join

    Lecture 6: NATURAL Join

    Chapter 6: PostgreSQL Aggregate Functions

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Aggregate Functions

    Lecture 2: AVG Aggregate function

    Lecture 3: COUNT Aggregate function

    Lecture 4: MAX Aggregate function

    Lecture 5: MIN Aggregate function

    Chapter 7: PostgreSQL Analytic Functions

    Lecture 1: SUM Aggregate function

    Lecture 2: Introduction to Analytic Functions

    Lecture 3: Creating sample tables

    Lecture 4: Using AVG as window function

    Lecture 5: ROW Number Functions

    Lecture 6: RANK Functions

    Lecture 7: DENSE RANK Functions

    Lecture 8: First Value Function

    Lecture 9: LAST Function

    Lecture 10: LAG Function

    Lecture 11: LEAD Function

    Chapter 8: PostgreSQL Views

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Views

    Lecture 2: Benefits of views

    Lecture 3: Creating views

    Lecture 4: Modifying and removing views

    Lecture 5: Updatable Views

    Lecture 6: Creating Updatable Views

    Lecture 7: Materialized Views

    Lecture 8: Creating Materialized Views

    Chapter 9: PostgreSQL Triggers

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Triggers

    Lecture 2: Creating your first trigger-part 1

    Lecture 3: Creating your first trigger-part 2

    Lecture 4: Creating your first trigger-part 3

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  • 4 stars: 146 votes
  • 5 stars: 194 votes
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